New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11

In state bonds North Carolina special taxes were a
feature the United states Circuit Court has rem
dcred decision that the officials must levy tax
10 nav tho overdue coupons amounting to about 90 per
cent OF the face Of the bonds They opened this morn
Arkansas Is TO the railroads also made sharp advances
on small transactions The sales OF Red River, Pine
city bank stocks Leather Manufacturers sold 800 ut 2l3
and Ninth National 900 at l39el3S
The market for railway bonds was comparatively dull
and prices were somewhat irregular The bears In
shares sedulousy seeking for weak spots wnere
second Gs were their faVorte field or operaops 50 ner
tho bonds had opened up L at 1904 they were onerea
buyer days. but not taken at the moment and
sold although the last sale was at O02 Erie
and Texas general 6s firm at IS e. but the os with
smaller sales were on : at s5 Cen,rS o.
soils rose s. IS Canada Southern first os were sold
q By "ns tho second pHd sent IS for
West Shore As were firm at lOt4 Ohio
Southern incomes were up az los Eat al eo,
Louisville and Nashville nrsts. New Orleans ana Mo-
bile. ~ higher at ll3ls shenandoah valley nrsts
at 62e New-York City and Northern general receipts
and the incomes were of 70 vt 26ls Louisville New
Albany and Chicago consols were strong AT yaS ioeuo
western collateral As were higher at 81. Denver and
Rio Grande Is we're up IS at s2os Texas and Pacina
at 7Sa st Louis Arkansas and Texas rsls declined
10 80 . and the incomes we're y higher at 49s
or unlisted securities dealt In at the stock Exchange
Cotton seed OIL certificates sold 700 at Of 495O%
Kingston and Pembroke Iron 900 at 70 5OGS3 s7ia
50 O0O at 1895, Orange Belt drsts CSl.O00) ut l02
Rome and Decatur drsts s6ooO} at sS'S Boston Hart
Pacific uOo az 20 Mexican Na6onai n9sts I'D az
Milling and Mining (iOW at 81 81 aas7 25, and san
Sebastian 400 at r3 70.
The money market continues to work more easily TO-
day the rate was commonly per cont; the extremes
we're and GIG and the closing was 4G4i9 per cent
The Sub Treasury was debtor Mt the Clearing House
S8l / O5O and II redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
The business OF the sub Treasury Tor the week ending
~ leaving the general balance Sf72672, 2Ol.
against 81 sol S26 Juno g. showing an apparent loss
G for Tens which only affect the su6Treasnrys account
with the General Treasury, and allowing for $l5.272
ppSsc i'm the banks is S2i2sl7 Todays operations
covered Receipts SfOs3S5l payments, Si'SoS;;oSo
currency balance, Slo,290,l9l; coin balance
@'Fh:V Clearing House statement to-day follows
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$4,000 National oank notes for redemption ,
Thecustoms receipts were @o-oOz- anu tho intein"'
revenue receipts S307.94I
The foreign exchanges were rather more active ana
quotations were steady at quotations for business as FOL
lows BANKERS BILLS 81 sl and 81 s5% for long and
short sterling respectively 20 ana o. TOT IranHs'
o5I and 95ia for rechmarks 4Os and Aus Tor guild
eis rondon British consols were stronger and closed
with advances 36 at 10l for money and l0l 1915
for account Bar silver Lied. lower at 43!d per
English standard Inc openhe lor "a M sexa
no room question that the figures were the result OF
ohvnpcss made good the declines from last evening
when the first prices showed and as rule there wasa
continuous up to the close A. Paris, French
per cent rose from SL92la 70 S2.02la. The weekly
statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany showed
specie gain OF 100000 marks ..
Ths Commercial aud Financial Chronicle OF tomorrow
will print usual resume OF estimates OF cotton acreage
sand and condition OF the current year, compared Win
TINT of preceding year While the acreage OF tn year
is estimated be 240 per cent greater imam at year
The estimate this lo4ponnds per acie against
ieO rounds for last year We are Indebted 70 me cho
s FOR advance sheets from which we take the following
tablet 80
COTTON ACREAGE FOR THE YEARS NAMED-Ooos
omitted).